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1 dindarlık
devotion, piety -
2 görevseverlik
devotion to one´s job. -
3 bağlılık
n. attachment, correlation, interdependence, obedience, allegiance, faith, faithfulness, adherence, adhesion, cementation, cohesion, cohesiveness, constancy, devotion, fidelity, homage, interdependency, loyalty, singleness, subordination, troth* * *1. adherence 2. allegiance 3. attachment 4. dependence 5. devotion 6. engagement 7. loyalty -
4 fedakarlık
n. self sacrifice, abnegation, self-abnegation, devotion, sacrifice, self abandonment, self-devotion, unselfishness* * *1. altruism 2. self sacrifice -
5 fedakârlık
n. self sacrifice, abnegation, self-abnegation, devotion, sacrifice, self abandonment, self-devotion, unselfishness* * *self-denial -
6 özveri
n. self denial, self sacrifice, sacrifice, self-abnegation, devotion, self-devotion, unselfishness* * *self-denial -
7 adama
n. consecration* * *devotion -
8 düşkünlük
n. addiction, dotage, fondness, keenness, fanaticism, decay, poverty, affection, devotion, fixation, partiality--------mania* * *1. decrepitude 2. indulgence -
9 sadakat
n. loyalty, fidelity, faithfulness, devotion, allegiance, constancy, faith, obedience, singleness, troth, trueness, trustiness, truth* * *1. allegiance 2. faithfulness 3. fealty 4. fidelity 5. loyalty -
10 esirgemezlik
n. altruism, unselfish devotion to others, philanthropy, benevolence -
11 bağlılık
"dependence; devotion, faithfulness, loyalty, fidelity, adherence; allegiance" -
12 düşkünlük
"addiction, fondness, devotion; decay, being broken down; poverty, adversity" -
13 hulus
sincerity, devotion -
14 bağlanım
commitment, devotion, dedication (to a cause). -
15 bağlılık
"1. connection, affiliation. 2. attachment; devotion. 3. statistical correlation. - indeksi coefficient of correlation." -
16 dindarlık
religiousness, devotion, piety. -
17 esirgemezlik
self-sacrifice, devotion. -
18 fedakârlık
"self-sacrifice, self-denial; extreme devotion. -ta bulunmak/- etmek/- yapmak to make sacrifices (for the sake of something or someone). -a katlanmak to bear the consequences of sacrifices, make sacrifices (for the sake of something or someone)." -
19 görevcilik
1. joy in one´s work, devotion to duty. 2. sociol. functionalism. 3. psych. functionalism, functional psychology. -
20 hafızlık
"1. being a hafiz. 2. slang rote memorization; excessive devotion to one´s lessons. 3. slang stupidity, asininity. 4. slang being a catamite."
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dévotion — [ devosjɔ̃ ] n. f. • 1160; lat. ecclés. devotio → dévot 1 ♦ Attachement sincère et fervent à la religion et à ses pratiques. ⇒ ferveur, piété. Être plein de dévotion. État de dévotion mystique (⇒ unitif) . Lieu de dévotion (⇒ pèlerinage) . Objets … Encyclopédie Universelle
dévotion — DÉVOTION. s. f. Piété, attachement au service de Dieu. Vraie dévotion S adonner à la dévotion. Se mettre dans la dévotion. Être dans la dévotion, dans une grande dévotion. Exciter à la dévotion. Donner de la dévotion. Inspirer de la dévotion.… … Dictionnaire de l'Académie Française 1798
devotion — Devotion. s. f. Pieté, attachement au service de Dieu. Vraye devotion. tiede, fausse devotion. devotion refroidie. s adonner à la devotion. se mettre à la devotion, dans la devotion. estre dans la devotion, exciter à la devotion, à devotion.… … Dictionnaire de l'Académie française
Devotion — Devotion, devotional, or devotee may refer to: Religion: devotional song Devotional literature Anglican devotions Catholic devotions Devotional medal Bible study called devotion or devotional by some Christian denominations Hindu devotional… … Wikipedia
Devotion — Dévotion Cette page d’homonymie répertorie les différents sujets et articles partageant un même nom. En religion, la dévotion est une manifestation de la piété privée qui se présente notamment, dans la religion catholique romaine, dans les… … Wikipédia en Français
Devotion — De*vo tion, n. [F. d[ e]votion, L. devotio.] 1. The act of devoting; consecration. [1913 Webster] 2. The state of being devoted; addiction; eager inclination; strong attachment love or affection; zeal; especially, feelings toward God… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
devotion — early 13c., from O.Fr. devocion devotion, piety, from L. devotionem (nom. devotio), noun of action from pp. stem of devovere dedicate by a vow, sacrifice oneself, promise solemnly, from de down, away (see DE (Cf. de )) + vovere to vow, from votum … Etymology dictionary
devotion — [di vō′shən] n. [ME devociun < OFr devotion < L devotio] 1. the fact, quality, or state of being devoted 2. piety; devoutness 3. religious worship 4. [often pl.] one or more prayers or other religious practices, specif. of a private or… … English World dictionary
Devotion — (v. lat. Devotĭo), 1) (röm. Ant.), heiliger Gebrauch, kraft dessen Jemand zum Wohl des Staates od. einzelner Personen durch einen freiwilligen Versöhnungstod, nach vorhergegangenen Feierlichkeiten, in prächtiger Kleidung (vgl. Cinctus gabinus), z … Pierer's Universal-Lexikon
Devotion — (lat.), bei den Römern jede Weihung an die unterirdischen Götter, denen besonders der Feldherr in der Bedrängnis als Sühnopfer des göttlichen Zorns Heer, Stadt und Land des Feindes oder einen beliebigen Mann seines Heeres oder sich selbst (wie… … Meyers Großes Konversations-Lexikon
Devotion — Devotion. Weihe, Ergebung, Beugung, Verehrung, Selbstverläugnung. Der Franzose versteht indessen unter devot sehr oft einen Frömmler, Heuchler, Scheinheiligen. B.–l … Damen Conversations Lexikon
